Danica Nava just released her third contemporary romance, Sunflower Season, last week. June Walker left Oklahoma a decade ago and never looked back, building a successful but solitary life in San Francisco. But fed up with corporate life, June decides to return to Oklahoma, determined to buy back her family's farm at auction and turn... Continue Reading →
Love Is a War Song
Today Danica Nava releases her second novel, Love Is a War Song, and I loved it! This romance follows Avery Fox, a new pop singer (and former child actress) after she's been canceled for maybe lying about being Native American and misrepresenting her culture. For damage control, she goes to stay with the Grandmother she's... Continue Reading →
The Truth According to Ember
In the past several years, I've been reading a ton of romances, but something I've never gotten to read yet? A romance starring Native American characters. Mysteries, thrillers, and literary fiction, sure, but no romances. So I was excited to learn of not one, but two new romances out this year by Indigenous authors and... Continue Reading →

